I want to go to college and want to choose law, but I want to lay some groundwork now, what should I

It is recommended that you take a look at those famous lawyer biographical books, such as "Danno, the Master of Tongue Warfare" and "Defense Lawyer", to cultivate interest. Then, you can read some philosophical (Hayek) books and history books (Huang Renyu's "The Great History"), and at the same time you should be optimistic about ** books, such as Yu Hua's and Hemingway's, mainly to get good writing and good thinking ability. On top of that, you have to spend a lot of time studying economics, like Keynes, because if you don't know economics, you can't get the essence of law.

The so-called three points of law, seven points of economy. Finally, there are the legal texts and legal treatises. So, you can't law for the law's sake.

If you go to a university law school, don't just read law books, otherwise, the university will bring you less than you pay, and from an investment point of view, you may lose money because your time cost is seriously out of balance with your output.

A person who does not understand the operation of the company, does not understand **, does not understand**, does not understand**, does not understand **, does not understand culture, history and philosophy, is not a good legal person.

Studying law is not as much as you think.

You just need to learn your current culture class.

If you're a high school student, what do you do to prepare? The first is to learn English well, because English is very difficult nowadays, and it's very important in law.

Second, learn your language well, because many words in the law need to be scrutinized repeatedly and then find flaws to win a lawsuit, so your language must be very strong.

The third is to study history, politics, and geography well, and these three courses may seem to have little connection, but after studying history well, it will be very useful when studying Chinese legal history and foreign law, and political geography is of course a better understanding of one's own country.

So, as long as you study your basic courses first, after all, even if you want to study law in the future, you have to start with the basics, and now you use your extra time to read your own books, and make sure that you can get in, because four years of college will give you enough time to figure out what law is.

14 compulsory courses for undergraduate law students in China: (read in order).

1。Jurisprudence.

2。History of the Chinese Legal System.

3。Constitutional Law.

4。Civil Law.

5。Criminal Law.

6。Business Law.

7。Economic Law.

8。Jurisprudence of Criminal Procedure.

9。Administrative Law and Administrative Litigation Jurisprudence.

10。Civil Procedure Jurisprudence.

11。International Jurisprudence.

12。Intellectual Property Law.

13。Private International Law.

14。International Economic Law.

I have just finished the last exam, and I personally think that civil law and criminal law are the most important. It's always boring at first, be patient.

As I said upstairs, now you can cultivate more of your own qualities in this area. Of course, if you want to start your studies early, you can start with "Introduction to Law". This is the theory of the basis of law. You can also watch more case studies, which will be good for you.

Then buy this civil law first, because it is the closest to life and easier to understand.

You can watch today's talk program or the legal channel on weekdays to increase your interest in studying law and go to law bookstores.

First of all, establish correct values, have a sense of justice, and cultivate interests.

Secondly, read the book on logic first, because the law has high requirements for logic; Practice more pen and write more discursive essays; It is best to read more books on history, philosophy, etc., covering a wide range of topics, and it is best to read more books on economics and politics.

Finally, you should practice more eloquence.

1. Self-examination. It is difficult, so the recognition is high. It is possible to apply for a bachelor's degree.

2. Bachelor's degree.

3 I was in 2008 through 416 points.

You have no legal basis, so it is recommended to look at the "three major books" of the ant branch first.

If you have a foundation, just look at the textbooks of the training class directly, and the bookstores sell them, and I personally think that the textbooks of the three schools are better, especially the criminal and civil law, and the three kingdom women Yang Fan are also good. The lecture series at the Nations is also very good. In short, it's OK to choose a stuffy skin.

questions, it is best to do real questions, buy two sets of real questions: one is a sample of test papers, the kind divided into 1234 volumes; The other set is divided into subjects and chapters. If you don't know how to do it at first, do chapter-by-chapter questions first, which are targeted; After becoming proficient, you will do the whole set of questions according to the exam time.

Personally, I think that I have to do the past questions at least 5 times, and I have gained a lot!

Of course, if you don't understand it by reading books yourself, you can also apply for tutorial classes, the three schools and all countries are very famous. But be sure to remember: no matter how well the teacher speaks, you have to learn on your own, and no one can guarantee that you will pass the exam except yourself!